...Man, you can write a spooky note.
But you and me, for the most part, are on the same or similar page.
I'm a bit more on the pessimistic side of the main camp.
If there are two main camps, the "mutation" camp, and the vitamin d camp. I am, for now, in the vitamin d camp. I fear a dark and cold winter.
I'm watching the daily death graph at woldometer like a hawk. How the data has dropped since April into May as the days grew longer and the northern hemisphere's UV radiation increased.
Since June, where we had the longest day of the year (June 21), we, the world, have been carving out a slightly upward trending price channel of higher highs, and higher lows. Now is where I'm watching for a violation of the line to the upside. I'm not sure it makes sense to zero in on just one jurisdiction, like Georgia or Texas. Unless you live there.
I can't predict when or if the death chart breaks out to the upside, this month or next, but like a stock chart, the price action will inevitably make it's move either way.
It may also be a dangerous thing to attempt to predict the outcome of this through the technical analyzing of the chart action itself. If the "mutation" team is correct, in the end, the virus could just mutate itself away to a less virulent version. Like all the others. Like Trump thought it would in April. Like the hopeburger guys, it's fun to take a doom break. Just not while we should be nailing plywood sheets over the windows.
I can write a spooky note too. Not to scare people, or myself, But like you say, to snap them out of denial, "and shorten their path to last stage : Acceptance. On another thread I said that the people on the big Covid thread were in denial. I wrote this other note under another flag to counter the denial of the OP there.
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Where I wrote: "infection point", I intended to spell: "inflection point", the area where the data breaks out of it's channel. The bend in the road.
Right now it would seem unlikely that the US elections would actually be cancelled. Right now. But by the time before we get to November, if the daily death charts in cities all across the sunbelt increase exponentially from what has now grown into multiple hot spots, and then migrates up through the eastern and western seaboards, the refrigerated trucks that deliver our produce might then need to be reassigned in the thousands in order to store our cadavers. In a scenario like that, an unprecedented time of emergency, the election will cancel itself. The streets will be empty again.
There would be no debate about locking down the economy, the economy would lock itself down out of fear alone. Mad max would be too scared to go out, even he will stay home.
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If this also plays out simultaneously in just one other economic zone in the world, say just Europe, or just a part of Asia or even India, the sentiment everywhere else on the planet would bring the global economic supply chain to a stall for some time.
Too much bad news to digest for the day.
I think it was Cyrano de Bergerac who once said on this forum,
"Can we just deal with one doom at a time?
At some point, the answer may be, no.
